According to Darmesteter, the Zarathustra of the Avesta is a mere myth, a divinity invested with human attributes, an incarnation of the storm-god, who with his divine word, the thunder, comes and smites the demons. [Please select]
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BEN DOLLARD: (Smites his thigh in abundant laughter) Hold him now. [Please select]
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"I remark secondly that conscience makes the way of transgressors hard; for every act of pleasure, every act of guilt his conscience smites him." [Please select]
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It has just occurred to us that the thirty lambs, who kiss the rod that smites them, would not come into the steerage to-night. [Please select]
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"I am not cruel--God Himself knows that, and when He smites me 'twill not be for cruelty."' [Please select]
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He smites the steeds; the rapid chariot flies; The sudden clouds of circling dust arise. [Please select]
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When dire sickness smites them, they do not hang about, craving sympathy and calling for endless attention. [Please select]
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